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Variation | Differences
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Continuous variation | Changes that are gradual and are measured on a scale eg. length
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Discontinuous variation | Changes that are in set groups eg. shoe size
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Habitat | Place where an organism lives
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Hybrid | Infertile offspring of parents of two different species
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Species | Organisms that can reproduce to produce fertile offspring
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Adaptation | Features that help an organism survive
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Community | All the organisms in a habitat
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Population | All the organisms of a single species
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Environment | The condition in a habitat caused by physical environmental factors
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Inherited variation | Variations passed on to offspring from parents
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Abiotic factors | Physical environmental factors eg. light
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Biotic factors | Biological environmental factors (other organisms)
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Bulb | Plant organ in the ground that spouts leaves at certain times
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Deciduous | Plants that lose their leaves in the winter
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Evergreen | Plants that don’t lose their leaves in the winter
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Hibernation | When animals sleep during the winter
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Migration | When animals move depending on the seasons
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Nocturnal | Organisms that are active at night
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Carnivore | An animal that only eats other animals
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Competition | When two organisms are using the same resource
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Consumer | An organism that eats another
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Food chain | Diagram showing a single linear feeding relationship
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Food web | Diagram showing all feeding relationships
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Herbivore | Organism that only eats plants
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Interdependence | Species that depend on each other
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Omnivore | Animal that eats both plants and animals
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Predator | Animal that catches and eats other animals
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Prey | Animal that is eaten by a predator
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Producer | An organism that makes its own food
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Pest | An organisms that damages resources humans value
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Pesticide | A chemical substance that kills pests
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Pyramid of numbers | Diagram showing numbers according to tropic levels
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Tropic level | Numerical position in a food chain starting with producers
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